The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-03 00:00:00

Fruits the LONDON GAZETTE, April 1,. 1-809. Whitehall ) April 1, 1809; • • ' The IC.ing has been pleaied to grant the dignity_ of a Baronet of Me United Kingdom .of Great Britain and Ireland .unto Sir Samuel Hood, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of .t he Bath, and-Rear-Ad rniral.of thi, White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet, and the' heirs male of his body - lawfully begotten, with reminder to Akxander' Hood, Esq. nephew of the said, Sir,Satnuel Hood, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. • Whitehall, April 1, 180.9. . The King bus beep pleased to 'present the Itev. Gerald Valerian Wellesley, Master. 'of :Ails, to' the Vienrageof West -Ham, in the Cotinty - Of Essex, and Diocese of London, void by the death of Doftor George Gregory. Commission Signcti by the Vice.. Lieutenant of the 'County of Surrey., id Regiment of Surrey eharie& ktnes, , Esc', 'to h.: Captain, 'dated Niaich t, Contmizion slgnetrhy the Lord Lieut'enani of iiatnpshire., No!tit Hams Eli;v4nl Thoroe, cent. to tom. Ensign, dated March 23, Comcnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. Royal Cheshire . Militia. ThomAs Wilkinson, Gettt. ,to be Lieutenant, dated March 6, tbcg. Ce.iri s z Creghom, Cent, to be ditto, dated as above. ' • Royal Chester Regiment of Local Militia. Roger nathston, Lsq. to be Colonel, dated 'September 24, tBvB. • *Edward Ommaney Wre:ich, Esq. to be Lieutenant_ Colonel. Charles .Hurnilton, • Esq. to be ditto. Hugh' Robert Hughes, Esq., to , be I'Vrajor. lain Egerton, Esq. to be,Superiluinerary Major, all dated as above. William Magnus Ilendarson, to ho Captain by Brevet, (Wed March is, 1809, Thomas Edwards, Gent. to be Quarter. . bfliter, dAtod Sept. 24, !Boit. folift Bromfield, tient. to be surgegn, dated ae above , • Commi*eiou in the Royal North Gloucester Militia, signet' by toe Lord Lieutenant. I anies Gent. ' to be Ensign. Dated February 12, :209. Commission in the Nottinghamshire Militia, signed by the LiCtltCll4llt. lohn Carr, I ...sq. to be Captain, dated March 4.11309. • , Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Inverness shire. Inverness-shire Local Militia. 4th Regiment,—Ronal George Mic Donald, Esq. to be Se. Bond Lieutenant-Colonel, dated March 11, - Inverness libite Volunteers. ' Strathspey Battalion. - torryburgh Company. Ensign Alexander m•iptesh to to Lieutenant, vice Ludo. nick rebigned, dated March 14, 1 5 9. Simon Mac Queen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mllitusli, promoted, dated as above. EMALA TA in the Cazetteof 7th March, 180 g. • Inverric4s-shire Locdl Militia. 2 d Regiment,— For john Hail, Gent to be Ensign, dated September 24, 1303. Arch. Macdonell, Gent. to be ditto,« dated Feb. 2, Alex, Macdonald, Gent, to be ditto.; dated as above, Rtiad joint Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, dated September 24, 18a. Archibald Macdonell, Cent.. to i w ( fi t to , ( L uc a Feb- 2 , !gest. Alex. Macdonald, Gcht. to be ditty;, dited as above. . • 4111 Regiment.— For Pongalct Macdonald, Gent. to be Lieu. tettiutt. timed September z 4, zBe9. 'Reed Pouy,ald. Mocdon:.lo, Gent: to 'be Lieutenant, dated Septembot 24, aoil. • • -• .B.INE.RUPTCY AWL4RGED. • • . : john Prentrsi 4 r. Suirvy, .b4klayer, from. April S to.aa, at tau, at Guilt London.. - . . /lAA •' • Abribarn Richardson, of St. Dun,tit.so's.hilt, ToWet...ltre:et, London, VititiAl it/ It B)'at twelve, t„,-.• ttt,' and Xlity ,13, at. otie, 'at t.; Attoiney,:Mr.• Rippon, 'Her. tripiKtscy.,strtet,' Southwark; I'notnasjiuitlod, ot craeen.street, Strard, wine . -inerehant, ,April ,•r5,8 alai .lvlay 13, at ten, at Quildhall. Attorr.ira,. Messrs. .I)imnand bawl . Thomas ot't.;oliport, Southampton, .corn.mer chant, April 14, ut ki.ven t 'eat oitc, and May ti, at twel ve, •at the .1110.3 A ra., Gotwort A ttornies, Moisrs. A lek ugier at;!.: New-Inn, London ;. or Mr. Robert • . it.tin G Inn. lane,. Holborn, Micitileseii, ,irunniongo . o Aprd .4, tB, Mily rj, vit ten, at Guilt:01411, Attunicy, Mt. *lva/no, Civet Quccn-street, Licisailit's- Inn,tic - Ils., • ' • . joirph Brown and lane Brown, of Newcattle-upon-Tyne,. sycliCrki ir.iiinoti z ;ers, April 7, .24, and, May .13, at elevcn, at tlit',sl;.l;, s,varoTaverti, Newcastle. Attornies, Mr.' lexney,.ClLinLt.r).l4l,4.l.ontion ; or Mr. Lambert, New. ca3tla. . • Siltali Lotto!' r - ul Winn Colton, of Scawby, Lincolnshire; corn sett' coat.imrcriatits, Alga 21, 21, .and May 3, at eleven,. at - the Cilamtutd Briw. A Marlin, Niesstc Lei 4 l; and ~,iason, Brnige.street, 131dekttiars, Londln ; ur. I'4 ;i.:tiolfin,t;latntord - Liriggs.' s Iditct,cocK , I.aciy Wcllclose-squate, Middlesex, but 1.a:: 01 si. , llcoal,:b, Viorkainrc, wt,ito tead;atertdiatt,-Appl . • 7, i;, ahtt Mdy 13,.dt eleveli4 at the Dog and Duck Tavern ) , Attornies, hie;:srs. PleArd !toll; of Xl.!sirb. l'earceand Son, St. S roe: Ihool.ll. tiawi4int Patten, Gt Dtur'plime, Middles; x, vlt`lrral. lkt Apti.; h, iS , 3tr.l Nby Is, At- , Mr, , r (2;411; Ite , Stleet, Pitztoy.squate. iolitk uriti,4ll)-(, l'rupkeeper, Awls Nls .ii-i .!," 1 3, at twilVe, at Gult , ol.til. Att.o - SAtititicr4,anti luukin, Clitforti's•lttit. 1.116 I.4ILNIIV. April - z4., E , i+v and ot Carmarthen, innkeeper, at ele.. ven, at tlu.- :tit:: Lion C,trmarthert. , • Kit 26., 1 s..a. ,e 04te, ot Ext;trt i earthenware-man; at lour, at (J,: ,t.ut I up, pteter.. A a 7. le 4, tta, of "Sowerhy, Hal ra x , Yorkaltire, woolatapl, ;, at Leut, at the Cock Lun, , April 22. fo,i. 13ridwr tier~ yotOtger, of - Mortlake, SurreY, tallow• r , teo,,at utttiluttl, Lotitioo. At y. on, or Cambridge -street, I taLk. rtmrt, A iht,llc6vi., Molder, at twpive, itt May in. lea4c Penn, of Lcather,larie, Nliddleaux, oil and co. lourman, at one., at GtitlOtrdi I. .41)11J is. loat:ph punt ititft Chitties, Robinson, of Wood. #tiet.t, Loottutt, iattuts, dl lti4Vq, at Gliikti‘dif. APtil TUrtibtlll, ofbeS. lttihert . Allen Craw. torn, and D.trht :iitc c tte, of liro.ti.l:strct, Loodult, sowy cloot,i, at tweivv, GtolcItt:111. • Alitit 29. I4si.us .t;r4ll . arra Vt - ttrlck Dc'mpsey fairy, or. Tovvcr.ltoyali London,, ineren.tins, at olcvco, at Guild. hall. April zl. fames ot I .4.:ol , „Norkshlre, dyer; (lc vvo, at th.! "I wee I.cg% I tu., Lois. April 24. ire! . .liteledow, 141 e ~t tludifer,tield, York. yuuc, lineti•Orap4r, 4t el4Yen, .ti the Titter; Legs Ion; herds. Apia zz . si tt pnett Hunt, of county of South. tatter, itecto, at tit:" Go)rAC heel , 01(11);4111. idr4Bs,' IA St. folas Cpapel, t:t.itioty of ut itatri intiktyp , , ,zit tlevcn, at the Shakveare Tavern, Nic.kc.,o;rie.upOn. , "I ine.. iArdi gir n ilthin tones, or AiderrnanbnrY, London, itahetttat;hl. - 1, - rit ten, at t_inikithall. April 27 , Godi;c: INlallis>n and joaialt Shcard, of Iluddera., VOrkhhire, dyerv, 'at de,tetl e At the Old Cot:l4. "inn • ILititax, A wis a 3. !oho Graham, of Chorley, .atid John Harrison, of Lancattue, .liquor-inerctmats, at tm , elve,' at,tha' burr tits, Preston. • Aiinl 45, losoph Nield, of Manchester, grocer, at two, at Ins hitt: Lion Inn, MinOle,ten. • Awn Jur o r ‘O%-, nt he.,Ton, Lanos4tirs. cotton-ma. nnLittinef, kt tlV4lye, At CI. (ft'ui Inn; rrestor.. Ahly 2. of iie,:ford-srreet, Covent-Gatticn, qt-clevcri, .3 GlithihuiL eine. 2.), Israel. Levy, Lit_ of flay tion.strevt, Job tlealer, at eicvrn, at Cmitilial faniai• Geddes, of c I..veland-street, 11 : 41.1r-ttoier and baker, at elevth, at t.nnAnall. , p ;t1 Aohn, ...` , Littlert, of CraitonAtrcet, Sr. eantrafs, id , lie,ex, Aroc....r, at one, at G . May O. Ronalt NL.t4, ut tne ihtitcy, LOndOn, kiitnan, a. LWYtIVC, 4 (;11114 tat(. - , MAILS. ARRIViD"- , 2 Waterford. Dv i; —1 Correnburgh, t Malta, z t Waterford. THE SUN. 10L1:4 QUIZ DICIER" VALIUM A111)1411' ? L 0 N D 0 N, MONDAY, APRIL 3, Ibug. Duich•Papers to the aist tilt. reached town on SaturdaY.eVening, but they,do not, u we expe6ted, -bring. an account of the actual conimencetnent of .hostilities between France and Austria. though the grvitest exertionsare making on both sides for open ,ing the,campaign:with vigour. The 'French armies destlnedfor the attack upon Austria, are:of course, .to be commanded by BUONAPAETE . in person, as sisted brBERTUIER, D'AVGUST, MASSENA, LUTZ ' vita, and 11811NADOTTE. It is also stated that AO GEREAI7 is again to be employed. The Austrian army will consist of five grand. Divisions, of which the Archduke CHARLES is the Generalissimo. The Generals to be employed under him are BELLEGAEDE; HOHENZOLLERN,SCHARTZEN/lERGA9S6IBEiG,arId , LICHTENSTIEN. Aceoiding to the latek accounts, BUONAPARTE . had not .quitted Paris to put himself, 'at the head of his troops, 'and the negotiation had not entirely broken off, for Couriers were still paSs ink between Vienna, Paris, ,and Petersburgh. Tl;e Continental politicians 'seem very much puzzled open the subject of. the eondua- which, the Emperor . , ALEANDER is likely to adopt in the approaching conflict. . Some of the accounts state, that. he has expressed. his determinatien to .remain in a state of nautralitY. • According to others,. the mission 'Of Duaoc toyeteriburgn has entirely failed,.and we are.assured that ALEXANDER begins to lee.the impo-, t licy of his conduct, ,and that , he' is now convinced that his' fate depends in , a very great clt'gree upon that of the Emperor of An.itria ; owl that if Austria should be' oVerikhelnied, Russia would 'enjoy, even nominal indeperidence 'but for t a - 8 liort Undoubtedly an oppoy:uniiy iy now, ()tiered to the ETperor retrace . ' Ore . c.rrone- C4i sttps he has. take u'; an opp6rtunUy which; a year a;o, we were not sau , ,..;nitte enough to hope for. Whether he ‘4,11 geizs that qportunity or nor, we cannot pretend to deci,ief t bat c rtnitdy the , . events which have oceurrea io Europe within ;the last few 'years have tritrilt us not place . any eery great reliance upon., the m isdnoi Continental policy. These Papers coiAain an .'absurd account of I the capture of Lisbon tin, the toth tilt. but our ac counts lrom that City arc of as fate a date wile ii3d ult.. It is evidently`intended• to produce an etl, l 4:ii 'upoti Austria. 'We know not whether we ,s1)ould expres; any satisfaction at the account that the'gal , for lant 'PALAPOi dead, t by, the same account we learn that he is in a dungeon at Bayonne.. Since writing the above, we have received the following additional extracts from ,the above Paperi: FRANKPORT, MARCII !eg.--,--Swabia begins to .be filled with French troops. which, arrive froM alt ,quarters; . a part of the divihion of G eneral S. C IR , `which had gone into Cantonments near Nancy, has already - repassed the Pine. UGRAND's - division,, which was stationedalMentz, - is likewiseexpeEted in a few days. The divisions of Mot.rroa arid Bat) . - paT, which were in the Riovinces of. Lyons and Burgundy, are also otiiheirinarch for Swahia;:where `they will quickly arrive. From another quarter we learn, that from 20' to•i,001 French troops are going to SWabia by.way of Geneva. 'NEUFCHATEL have received certain news that the advanced 'guirrd of this corps arrived in this last town oil the .ttth of this `On the tEtth arrived here from France abOut t 40() conscripts. This corps is to go _in Wurtzburgh, from whence . the ditferent detachments' will. join their respective corps. On the 19th and 20ill abriat an eqUal number arrived here, having a similar des.' fination. Intelligence from Munich, • of the 1 6th instant, 'announces, - that there are at this moment in this town ma ny FvcochOtric ' ers,, , among whoM are t DE NONTMORENQ.Y, Aid-de-Camp to the Doke or, Auerstadt, and CoIoneI . MAURET, of It Stair;: also. the G eneral s ColloaN j ALIWItT, and CUNO. The military chest' of the havattAn army has been . transported ' frotnigun r ich to Ailgsburi;ll ; also all the n.ihttry !lore's which were in' the arsenal of the tir# 'of thcse.'fon4q. The .greater part at the • Bavariat( Regiments tire at this ittototait.on their tnatc s , to copy those positions from winch they bekt,, able to repulse the Austrians, should they attempt to enter' the Bavarian - , territOry. The slimy which the , 'Court of Aitutich will'assemhluin the Tyrol . is to be.: tbell:ivarian arsenals, in order ?o furnish the troops With what . they stand in need. The towns of Nen , . borg,j.igoldstadt, and other places upon the Da nube, •• have at' present . very considerable gairisons. The last letters Salzburgh announce the arrival of several regiments of Austrian infantry and ca valry, (row .the.side. of Layback,-itr-UpperAtittria; They are to be. joined by the .troops of the garri son of Lintz, and .the. troops already united in that province under the orders of General STEPS.. ,CHUTZ. The letters' from Austria add, that as soon as the corps upon .the Ens shall be complete, it will .march for the Inn,' in order to occupy the books of this river. The greater part of the Gene rals named •to the command of corps of the army have • lett• Vienna. The King's regiment of light hurseluittedAngsburgh on the 19th to go to Stiou bing. The'lellowing day it was folluwed.by the 3d 'infantry, .with,artillary. , They write from Brannan, of the date of the Bth March, that 'the exchange of • Cotniers between Vienna ,and Pai is, throng!) that town, very a6tive, and that Brannan, which W at present an open town, has for garrison °ay a fe'vv. hundred Anstrian s troops, All the intorrnation which we receive conspires to announce that an ,extroordinary movement of troops is remarked upon the Austrian frontiers, and dila on the other side the French troops are ad+ancing, so that if hostilities break out, the frontiers of Bohemia will probably be the theatre of war. Five corps will, it is said, assemble there; one near Spaatz,'uuder the orders of the' Count de Bellegrade ; the second near Pilson, under the Count de Hohenzollern $ the third - near • Prague,' commanded by Field Marshal Lieutenant j the fourth near Preswick, emir- Marided by the the' Prince of liesemberg ; and the fifth near Coelin, under the orders of 'Prince Lttuan- may z. 111117C3 Le 1141pplC. 01 VraCC - 11.4111CY. 11 , CIII.4I:Ir.CISI4IJAIM, Mitidlegx, hosier. at ten, at Guildhall. April 29. Sarnucl Malcolm, late of Oki iirthitt.stNet, Lint• dun, broker, at eleven, at G . . ' CERT/Ve://T4S.. ' .>: April 22. John Carter, lateof Crosbysquate, but now tif Dishopsgate-street, Lond - chi, uteri:llam and ins'ur~nu - broker:. - , • Wilfiam Glenton, of lermyn.street,. Westminster, tailor. Sifl2ol) Davis,. of Upper St. Martin's-lane, MicilleSex,:i.abi, uet-maker. lohn lames, of Bristol, cooper. John Harrison, of Workington, Cumberland, sail-maker. .. • ... STEIN. They write from Leipzig, that there are arrived there from Dresden several waggons loaded with precious etfeas from the Court, and some important archives of state. PAars, Mituctt i9.---.There was to-day (Sunday) a grand review end parade in the square of the Thud leries the Y.inperor. commanded in person. The report w inch, was spread, of the speedy departure of his Majesty fiom Paris for the army, has entirely vanished. Advices frOm Bayonne announce that the - General of Division Ditousr, sot out On the t t th. for Stras bur.,,,h. The . Duke of Montebello is, we are assured, Coining from SaragoSsa,.deitined for the same place, as - Cerieral Ditotn.r µay eX pthea from Bayonne. fin Irnperird Decree, dated the 21st February, arid published at A. lIINCS and the other parts of the Em pire; 'contain in favour of Americans, the following Orders " NAM. SON I. Emperor of France, Kiii" of Italy, and Protef.tor cif the 'Confederation ot . the Rhine; hai',decrecd and do device. as follows Art. I. The, American ShiLA detaitied in the Ports of the gmpire, in' consequence only of the Embavgo, may return direct to ,the United States; but thii favour is tot to extend to vessels' seized in . consequence of irregular Papers or other causes. 2d. The ships from which the 'enibargri is taken shall be put at the. disposition of General ,rutoi\to,. Minister Plenipotentiary ; of the • United States ; to secure ihe direr return of these vessels . to that country, their departure shall not take place, till they have givn securityjnd'have received certi. ticates feucn ,our Cutup, Vice-Consult, .Agents of Cominerce , in France and Anterica, that the said cargoes contain but territorial of ruantileaured'pro. : dalions our Empire,' said that there is nothing in them produced from the colonies. Or commerce of England. • • „ • sd. Our Ministers of Foreign Relations are charged, each kiwi much as it concerns him, with .. the execution of. this. decree. Another 'Deciee 6f the Same,. date contains, in .substance, that confiscated American vessels, whoie sale will take place in the ports of the EmPetor, may be bought on foreign account, on paying a duty of s , francs per ton. • r.. 1 adVicei from Germany assure us, that there exists a real intelligence between England and" Austria, and that thislast' Powet still continues its :preparations---that .the . garrison . of Vienna has al ready set out—that the leyy en masse of 'Austria .Proper amounts to 4,jt. battalions, 'and_ that all' the clerks, &c, have left - their Officesle join the Nevertheless, in spite of all these reports, we do' not yet despair of maintaining peace, which will be owing to toe rauperor ALEXAND'ER,WIIO has offered his goad Offices 40, the Vit7o 'lmPerial Courts to ex plain the point in litigation bet Ween therm . ViiiNNA, "FEB . . 21.--The Court GrixOte contains an account of the4eath of Count coimicrzuL, Mi. -Oster of Stift, famous jti .consequence of .the treaties' which he has signed, and . 11,e. upPorOnt ne gwiations, with which he was charged. - His.indif ferent health had compelled Lint .since the month cat az..ceniber 1806, to retire from public business. N'..de'COßUtiTtUL. died of a dropsy at the ate of 5G years. I 11 , IC 9 , II r I, r~ IL Jj 16 appearance. of party-spirit which has ,taken Jive since the investigation into the conduct of the Ctiru mander in Chief closed in the House of COmmons, and the proceeding's ofSaturd3y last, in Guildhall, have much increased that regret. However laudable might be the motives which. actuated many who inc:ted, tintrni who supportedthat investigation, it - might surely be expeaed that after the Duke of YORK had ; made all the "sacrifice which eouldbe required of him, every liberal advocate for the Inquiry would now be content to drop the subjea, arid not follow his, Royal Highness into - -dOmestic retirement, in order to embitter his feelings, ,and to augment. the incittie tude of our venerable and truly excellent Monarch. Stich perseverance, as we have before observed, is by no.rneansimalogous to the British charaoter, and tends too fdrcibly to remind.us of thatrancoer which attacked every.thing connected with Soreretenty,and elevated rank in the beginning of the French Revo, lution. We most readily admit that Many, frOut the best motives, may have promoted the investiga tion alluded to; and may have been highly satisfied with the filial result ; but we are persuaded that no enlightened or 'g etter u s m i n d can receive any grafi.; fication in proieuging a subject 'which must hays been paiitful through the-whole of ' a ll true friends le the .4ritish Constitutio n. iwpregress to It seems plain from the cotalud of those who promote Public Meetings, for the purpose of pas ing Resolutions calculated le. keep alive public anxiety, that they are not animated by the pure spirit of true patriotisixt, for though they .afft..a to recommend Calmness and impartiality to the multitude ) , they.are really clisposed,to prevent any body from presuming to deliver opinions opposite to their ywn, tier, Wiat all their boatted hive ofj libetty;,. will they permit people to entertain ditierent - sentiments, Without' casting on them the grossest reflealol33. It has been" acrimoniously-observed "those men, that the Na'; valand Military .otliCers..in the Hduse of Common , took partin Javour of rise Duke of ,YORK ; but as it cannot be denied that those Naval and' Mili tary Officers possess unimpeachable characters in private life, and are distinguished for professional merits, why are they to be denied the priVilege of judging for•themselves,—and why must their jaag [pent and their feelings be,suppused to be biassed 1.1 interested motives ? We see with concern, that this illiberal imputation has net merely issued from thu lips of the party 'zealots who. address the multit the udu on those occasions, but is included in une Resolutions which. passed at Guildhall on Saturday last. The old cry of " Plac'emen and Peivai Dnqs ' , we must always expea . to hear onpc+ oe, agen ° , but we do not think it is . -fah tibera i, - or just, t suppose, that because men are in Tab. tnenti they must be destitute o f plink: virtu e, ef Of, private honour. The men K6O deal in such ge• neral and vehemetit I invectives are those wil° are Most likely to,be iblitie:tccd by the sordid inoliv,to rea.,tily impute to all' people in orbce• We -T.-peal-6J die goOd sense and ..generees te OP. per of Englishmen, whether such meetings are lige., ly to be of any aJvantage to the country, wiretliLr they are not likely to spread Liiscotitietitt. and sow divisionsamorig us,at a time which pu%ver ftillydernsit4s the mo.t. petteZ:t harmony, in order to resist the designs., uf. an enemy, termidahle . for cra ft as well as his strength, and whom nothing • satisfy but the annihilation of our independence as . h a tion. Whatever retarins may ue nec r essary in' . the correction of Vublie abuses, will be best etl-...eied, through the Medium of Parliament, and Nlt„isters appear determined to promote an extensive iriquiri^ . and to remove, if possible, any cause of cotriphpP,N, we trust that the great 1)(14 of the peoPle **iJk not be misled by restless and turbulent btit will . resolutely' set their taCe against 11leeno$ 5. which seem to have' no objek.l but to bring ti.c, pro`. l sent term of Government ,into discredit, and au danger the best Constitution that human wiC tiglT • i has devised. • . • As there is now no dbubtthat Sir A, Wirtims" Y. gots out immediately te,Portugal ib ,„ inand, we have. the grettiest 114,ttei►Jg the advantageous postuie i n w hi c h h e id IL k erY thing at Lisbon. .The prudence 'and Zeal wi ' lch nit havis distinguished the . . conduct . or • Sir JOl5 N CitArt)-; I.ll' Oat country have emitted him`not uIOY 1 °_`":;::1 ) naatipn of the Pubic, but the ' tett approv" -11 , vou , the Alipistry. Yesterciaymorning, at eight o'clock., his IVIA.1101:v's :the Dukes of KE NT and CAitBRIDGe , and: MARY, 4accon:patilv. by the Countvss of NIAceLESPIRLo, Ladie s A. tit' 61- BitHLAND AluNslEti; (yelit" uy ML w ANN L RS and GyNtin, Ludt!toot. 6 . 41.1 1 ),, 4 -''' C • 1)1, OW di urcti n.urning set Ite 170 101;'0'i `:eel; nd it - tieing Easier Stil}rt..iy, oe Ard“'" li6l %l l o CANTk.RIII.IItY Vva, tt) it ' er " 4le n• to hi% .I\IIAJEBTt and. ii,e iinyai Atter:vat:do they rcturiieti It) the C.:Nkie to lir' Old#" 1. • At eleven o'clock his .41A JlibTY, tbv. IiOY A L Ur; 1;• 'anti ;tt .acme PRINCEtsStii, g L7 U 1 jti lti wale atterldaot , , nt :to St.' and -heatl.l a SeflllOti by the ILLy. SUN, aIA, Toe .Qtyg, and Princesses SOPil IA :Hid 'A are italal Utr, er, but wcre noi able . it, attend Do i° Service yesterday. I . .. . bi EN